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West Virginia senator breaks down partisan COVID relief bill, president’s cabinet nominees, and hopes for bipartisanship on ‘Special Report.’ <\/p>\n
President Biden will sign the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill on Friday afternoon, said White House press secretary Jen Psaki announced, who called it the “most progressive bill in American history.” <\/p>\n
The House passed the sweeping legislation on Wednesday 220 to 211, after the Senate passed it on Saturday. No Republicans voted “yes” on the legislation. <\/p>\n
“We, of course, are moving full speed ahead on the implementation of the bill,” Psaki said. <\/p>\n
The bill means more money in Americans’ pockets is on the horizon. The “American Rescue Plan” calls for $1,400 stimulus checks for individuals earning up to $75,000 and $2,800 checks for couples earning $150,000 or under. Households will receive an additional $1,400 for each dependent child. <\/p>\n
For the unemployed, the legislation extends $300-per-week enhanced federal benefits through Sept. 6 and allows the first $10,200 of jobless benefits to be tax-free to households with incomes under $150,000.<\/p>\n